Goldbloom Micomonaco

The trans-national fencing team arrives to practice to find their studio destroyed. They must fix the studio, go to competition, and process their trauma - all while trying to make space for themselves in the sport of fencing.

Four friends are reunited to have a picnic on the beach, a break from the chaos of the city. The plan to have a day at Hanlan’s Point, a gay nude beach on Toronto Island, has each character addressing their own personal complicated relationship to the beach and to the party culture that surrounds it.

14-year-old Emma struggles to hide her alopecia, a condition of rapid, unpredictable hair loss.

A day in the life of Silas - a young queer trans person who is trying to navigate home life, life in the queer community, and figuring out their pronouns.

In a fabricated version of the filmmaker’s home, Gulzar and their two best friends discuss the ever-present relationship between hair and gender. Through a fictional lens and candid reflection, the trio reimagines the role of queerness within adolescence.

The trans-national fencing team arrives to practice to find their studio destroyed. They must fix the studio, go to competition, and process their trauma - all while trying to make space for themselves in the sport of fencing.

Four friends are reunited to have a picnic on the beach, a break from the chaos of the city. The plan to have a day at Hanlan’s Point, a gay nude beach on Toronto Island, has each character addressing their own personal complicated relationship to the beach and to the party culture that surrounds it.

A day in the life of Silas - a young queer trans person who is trying to navigate home life, life in the queer community, and figuring out their pronouns.

A day in the life of Silas - a young queer trans person who is trying to navigate home life, life in the queer community, and figuring out their pronouns.

In a fabricated version of the filmmaker’s home, Gulzar and their two best friends discuss the ever-present relationship between hair and gender. Through a fictional lens and candid reflection, the trio reimagines the role of queerness within adolescence.